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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-06

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Mr. Frank McClusky says that your Cuticura Rem
edes cured his boy Of skin disease after several
doctors had failed to help the boy. He spent over
ore hundred dollars with doctors. Cuticura Rene
dies cured him.
J. +. TIFFANY, Pleasant Mount Pa
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containing infor-
nation OF very
great value. Ev-
eryoody $ h ould
have this book
an q tho 5 Q who
send for it viii
ever after thank
their lucky stars.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-12-27
CHAPTER XIV.

Tho day had advanced to evening. Lord
Montbarry and the bridal party had gone to
the opera. Agnes alone, pleading the excuse OF
fatigue, remained at the hotel. Having kept
up appearances by accompanying his friends
10 the theatre, Henry Westwick slipped away
after the first act and joined Agnes in the
drawing room.
"Hayo you thought of what | said to you
earlier in tho dayf he asked, taking a chair
at her side ado you agree with me that one
dreadful doubt which oppressed us both Is at
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-12-27
CHAPTER XIII.

"You have some influence over Agnes Try
what you can do, Henry, to make her take a
sensible Wow OF the matter There Is really
nothing to make fuss about My wife's
maid knocked at her door early in the morn
ing with the customary cup Of tea. Getting
no answer, she went round to the dressing
room, found the door on that side unlocked,
md discovered Agnes on the bed in fainting
fit. With my wifo's help they brought her
20 herself again, and she told the extraordi-
nary story which have just repeated to you.
You must have scon for yourself that she has
been overfatigued, poor thing, by our long
railway journeys; her nerves are out Of order,
and she is Just the person to be easily terrified
by a dream. She obstinately refuses, how
ever, to accept this rational view. Don't sup
pose that have been severe with her. All that
man can do to buinor her have done
have written TO the countess lin her assumed
nance, offering TO restore the room to her
She writes back, positively declining 10 re-
turn TO it. have accordingly arranged $50
rs not to have the thing known In the hotel
TO occupy the room for one or two nights
and TO leave Agnes to recover her spirits
under my wife's care. Is there anything
more that 1 can dot Whatever questions
Agnes has asked OF me, have answered 10
the best Of my ability; sho knows all that
you told me about Francis and the countess
last night
Shut try as may can't quiet her mind
have givon up the attempt in despair, and
left her in the drawing room. Go, like
god fellow, and try what you can do to
csnipoge her."
In those words Lord MontbarTy stnted the
case 30 his brother from the rational point Of
view. Henry mado no remark, he went
straight to the drawing room.
90 found Agnes walking rapidly back
ward and forward, flushed and excited. "If
you come here TO shy what your brother has
been saying TO me-" she broke out, before he
could speak, @sparo yourself tho trouble. l
don't want common senso-I want q trlo
friend who win believs in me-"
IL am that friend, Agnes" Henry an
swered, quietly, "and you know It,"
"You really believe that am not deludcd
bv n a-eaml'
~ know that you are not deluded-in one
at leastv
9In what particnlarF7
1n what you have said OF the countess. 1t
} perfectly trneD---
Agnes stopped him there. nWhy do only
ear tliis morning that tho countess and Mrs.
nnss are one and the sanio personi1 she asked
lsirustfuly. 1Why was not told OF It last
ishfp
You forget THAI you Ind accepted tho En-
innea Of rooms besoro reached Venice"
ebry replied Il felt strongly tempted 20 tell !
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Knnnan nn Siheria.

Except tie life n Lincoln and the War Arti-
clse. no mcrs Important series has over been
undertaken by Ing CENTURY than thia Of Dir.
KEMP aus With The previous preparation Of
tour yeRrs' travel and ttudy In Russia and
siberia. The aEthor undertook Journey ~ 49,
900 miles for the special inVeAIigatioa hare ro-
quirod. An Introduction from the Russian
Ginister sf the Interior Admitted him to tho
principal unet aud prisons, where ho became
acquainted with '1no three hundred State ex-
ilcf,--IAbetalf, Nihilists, and others, and the
series will be startling as well rs accurate
revelation Of tn exile system. The many
Illustrations by the Artiat and photographer,
Mr.. George A. Frost. who accompanied the
huthor, VIII add greatly TO the value Of tho
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closing the cavity again is equally simple
Place both your hands on the temples OF tho
figure; pull as il you were pulling it toward
you and the hearthstone will reyolvo into its
proper position again"
"You need read no further" said tho
countess. "Be careful TO remember what you
have rcadp
She put back tho page Of vellum in her
writing desk, locked it and led the way to tho
door.
"Comel' she said, "and see what the mock
ing Frenchman called The beginning of the
end.'n
Agnes was barely able to rise from her
chair; she trembled from head TO foot. Henry
gave her his arm TO support her. "Fear
nothing" he whispered; 81 shall DO with
you"
The countess proceeded along the westward
corridor and stopped Mt the door numbered
Thirty-eight. This was the room which had
been inhabited by Baron Rivar In the old
days OF the palace; the room situated immedi-
| ntely over the bed chamber In which Agnes
had passed tho night. For the last two days
| It had been empty. The absence of Luggage
| In it when ,hey opened the door showed that
it had not yet been let.
"You ses," said the countess, pointing 10
the carved figure at tho nrc place; "and you
| know what to do. Have deserved that you
! should toEPcr justice with mercyf she went
| en-, in lowR tones. "Giye me u few hou'N
more to myself. The baron wants money!
must get on with my play"
She smiled vacantly, and initiated the ac-
ton OF writing with her right hand as sho
pronounced the last words The effort OF
concentrating her weakened mind on other
and less familiar topics than tho constant
want Of money in the barons lifetime, and
the vague prospect of gain from the stu TN
finished play, had evidently exhausted her
poor reserves OF strength. When her request
had been granted she addressed no expressions
Of gratitude to Agnes; she only said; "Fecl
no fear, miss, OF my attempting to escape
you. Where you are, there l must DO till
the end comes.h
Her eyes wandered round tho room with
last weary and stupeled look. She re-
turned to her writing with slow and feeble
steps. like the steps of an old woman.
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He owned what his object was unresery-
edly. ~ want, before oil things" no said,
ito satisfy your mind and mine on the sub
feet Of Montbarry's death. am going to
take you to the doctor who attended him In
his illness and to the consul who followed
him TO tho grave"
Her eyes rested on Henry gratefully. ooh,
how well you understand mel" she said The
manager joined them at the same moment,
on his way up the stairs. Henry gave him
the key Of tho room, and then called to the
servants in the hall to have gondola ready
OF the stops.
"Are you leaving tho hotelln the manager
asked.
ain search of evidence" Henry whispered,
pointing TO the key. III the authorities
want me, ! shall DO back in an hour"
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Are You Going to Kansas
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The Century Magazine.

haEITu The November. 1857, Issue TEE CkE-
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IfndFF the fanfou
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manager explained, smiling rather unensily

manager explained, smiling rather unensilS
as he put on his right glove.
lie stretched himself at full length on tho
floor, and passed his right hand into tho CIV
ity. al can't say exactly what / have dot
hold Of he said. "But have got it,n
Half raising himself, lie drew his hand out.
The next instant he started to his feet with
shrek of terror A human head dropped
from his nervel'sS grasp on the floor, and
rolled to Henrys feet 1t was the hidcous
head that Agnes had seen lowering above
her. in the vision Of tho night!
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miscellaneous Features

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shorter novels Will follow by Cable and stock-
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-01
A Nice Place Of Amusement.

OF Madame DE Bshr's wax figgeI
show which driited into n building on
Park street Monday and has been ed
deavoring 10 secure an audience eve
since the Livingston Enterprise says;
"The anatomical u which has
held forth here for the past week il
reported TO be Of the most demoraliz.
ing character. IL Is said some of the
stories detailed by the l~ecturess, to.
gether with the waxen images on ex.
hibition. would cause a brass monkey
to blush" At Bohemian the outfit
were roundly scored and at Billings
the city authorities were posted upon
the layout and refused to Issue q
license or allow them to open up theiI
ware for exhibition. Miles City neo.
pie al do nothing to proven. the fake
from holding forth but we are pleased
to state that patronage extended to the
abominable aggregation VI gall and
dirt has been Of q very slight nature,
But there is no.law agin' it that We
know of.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-01
Remarkable Freak.

OH Kjelman. who lives near the
Wyoming line beyond :Spearfsh. was
In the city yesterday and he favored q
Republican reporter with b sight Of q
remarkably strange freak OF nature,
which he shipped to the Zoo" in
Lincoln spark, Chicago. 1t was
n thing more mol less than q pair OF
jack rabbits, Joined together with q
ligament, similar IN formation to that
which joined the famous Siamese
twins. They are separated about
half an inch. the thickness OF the con-
nection being perhaps one and a halt
by two inches, elliptical in form.
The strangest part about 1t, however,
IL that their heads are turned In diff
ferent directions, and the weaker OF
the two has learned to walk and run
backwards with ease and rapidly
truly astonishing. Mr.. Kjelman says
that when he found them last summer
they were not half grown, and 1t was
still an uusolved problem which one
would have to crawfish through life.
IL IL understood that he received 500
for the span.-Rapid City Republican.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-01

tempting 10 stuff the ballot b3xss.
Mn. Willis 10 the leader Of the woman
s~ufffagists.
Constable Pierce 10 In Jail for con.
tempt for SELLING q cor losd Of beer II
Des Moinss without q warrant.
The President has authorized the
allotment Of land In sevenlty to the
Pottawsttamies and absentee Shaw.
nses In Indian Territory.
Thomas Sturgis, secretary of the
National stock Breeder Association,
sage there 10 nothing In the great Cat.
tie consolidation telegraphed from st.
Louis.
The naval advisory board reports to
the secretary of the navy that the new
cruiser Atlanta has developed TO with
In four per cent. Of the contract horse
power.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-01

f. A. Whitney, Of the Bank Of
Sheridan, Sheridan, Wyo., report
their business In a very satisfactory
condition, and that they have no In
tention Of moving to Buffalo, as re-
ported. The increase Of their foreign
loan business may necessitate an ONCE
at the county seat. 80 rs 10 be handy
to the records, but the bank will re-
main at Sheridan, under the charge Of
Mr.. H. c. Alger. its cashier. Sheri-
dan 10 situated In the center Of the
finest agricultural portion Of Wyom.
ing and the support of the bank comes,
mostly. from the famous north part Of
johnson county. The bank started
last November with but three deposit
ors. but now has an account with over
one hundred.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-01
Another Combine" strike for sis. 900.

The Quaker City has several times
shown the falsity that lightning
never strikes twice in the same
place" Not long ago n combination
of Lombard and. South Sts., railroad
conductors drew $4,000 In The Louis
lana State Lottery, but the drawing
on Tuesday, April 18th, has proven a
still greater windfall In one-teDth of
the $3.50, 600 capital prize. to a combin-
alton OF thirteen men, employed by
the firm Of Goodell q Waters, macbin-
cry manufacturers, Hamilton. above
Fifteenth SITS. Most OF the members
of the club. although not In want, are
men Of very moderate means, and the
1853 which each will soon receive,
will, no doubt, be put to good use
Philadelphia Pa Inquirer, April IS.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-01
A Card.

The undersigned having been re-
quested to solve the night watch prob.
lem of our city, commenced such du.
ties on May lat, and after four weeks
Of unpleasant experience In the prem
ises, Is now able TO furnish a corrct So
luton of the problem, which is rs fol-
lows: A large portion Of our business
element can, and do, appreciate An Of
icer who will successfully contend
with the midnight element OF the
town. but when requested to contri-
butte TO the compensation Of such
officer; they positively decline to give
up q cent; stating that they live, or dc
business in brick buildings, and are
safely insured. Other Officers equally
competent and determined have ex.
perienced the same degree Of public
spirit and appreciation. To the Ave
gentlemen who have so literally con.
tributed to my recent unpleasant en-
deavors, l will state that the above
facts In the case will Decessitate my
withdrawal from the premises on the
behalf Of some other person more gen.
erous and public spirited than their
humble servant, WILLIAM CARR.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-01

Three csses of small pox are report
ed at Los Angeles.
The President and wife have reach
ed the fishing grounds.
A car wheel burst at Altoona, Pa,
and four men were killed and nine In
jured.
/. The giant geyser, long dormant, has
resumed business in the Yellowstone
park.
MI. O'Brien was given an enthusiast
tic reception at Montreal and has gons
to Boston.
Wholesale grocers Of st. Louis hAv,
complained of the Missouri Pacific dis
Grimm alton.
Fred III. Brooks, worth 500, 600 kill
cd himsels At Burlington. Ia. on 40
count OF q oman. d
Green well. the New York burglar
who murdered Weeks, was sentenced
to be hanged July 10Th.
CHAR Cignarli, the italian woman
New York has tee found guilty OF Oh,
murder Of her husband.
Some 200 coal miners hear Pitts.
burgh have struck for semi-monthly
pay. The mines are closed.
Boston. Cincinclnnati and Plttsburl
are sending to Chicago for mssons and
bricklayers. and q number Of mer
have been sent 10 these points.
Steps have been taken by the Ra
cine election officers to institute lsgaI
proceedings against Rev. Olympic
Brown willis on the charge Of st
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-01
Proposals for building % Pier.

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK OF
CUSTER COUNTY, NJ. r., May "A, 1857.
Sealed proposals are invited for the
construction Of q triangular pier. di.
mansions II feet each way and built OF
l2.foot logs. Pier To be- filled with
rock and otherwise strengthened ~
may be more fully understood by ex.
amiDinr the plans and specifications
nov open for inspection at the county
clerks Office. Pier TO be built in The
Little Missouri river q stated distance
above the bridge now Ia course Of con.
struction across that stream near
Stoneville. NJ. 7. Bids will be receiv
ed up till noon, Monday, June 8. 1887,
and should be sealed and directed To
the county clerk. Board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids. By
order OF the board. l.. G. DEAR,
County Clerk and Clerk of the Board
of Commissioners.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-01
Not the First.

Noticing paragraph TO the ef-
feet that the first crew Of Indian rous.
tiers ever employed on . Missouri
river steamer had recently been en-
gagged by. Captain TODD for the Rose.
bud, Mike Foley excepts. Mike was
raised on the river and knows all ito
traditions. He says that In 1882 when
he was ste warding the Terry, the crew
struck and was put ashore. The Ter
ny had 200 tons OF coal to put of al
Fort Randall and not a man to do the
work. Landing ct that station bar.
gain was quickly made with Sitting
Bull, then q prisoner Of wal there, by
which his band Of braves an d squaws
contracted to unload the boat. They
carried out their bargain, though the
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-01
Spencer a Cattle Crook.

Pierre Telegram: Special Cattle In
spector George Jackson arrived In
Pierre last night and at once was
closeted with the prosecuting atior.
ney. eFrom the best Of inside inior'
nation II is learned that Col. Parker,
attorney for the Wyoming cattle CON-
pany ut Deadwood. has given orders
TO subpoena all witnesses against Chas.
Spencer. formerly inspector for the
company, to testify before the grand
jury regarding Spencer's crookedness.
II Is alleged that Charles has sold
stolen cattle and horses and commit.
ted other crimes. Spencer is one OF
the best known men In Dakota. He
is now in Chicago, and was recently
associated with Mrs. Susan jerks In
the real estate business.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-01

captain bad to intersperss the work
with half hour f%sasts, spasms Of hun
ger overtaking each Indian periodical
ly and at the same instant aid disabl.
lug him until the remedy was applied.
This. Mr.. Foley says, WA the first In.
stance wherein Indians roustabouted
. Missouri river boat, and they were
the most murderous and LATEST lot Of
reds along the river. Captain Todd's
exploit Is ante-dated five years.-Press
and Dakotaian.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-01
Some Points.

"a wise son maketh q glad father
and a prompt paying subscriber caus.
eth an editor to laugh.
Folly Is n Joy that Is destitute OF
wisdom" but n delinquent subscriber
causeth suffering in the house of q
newspaper maker.
"All the ways OF q man are clear in
his own eyes" except the way the de.
.linquent subscriber hath 10 not paying
for his newspaper.
Better Is q little with righteous
ness" than q thousand subscribers who
faileth to pay what they owe.
"A just weight and balance are the
Lords" but that which 10 due upon
your newspaper Is the publishers
thereof.
Better Is n dry morsel and quiet
ness thereof" than a long list Of sub
scribers who cheat the printer.
Better is the poor man that walk.
eth 10 integrity" and payeth his sub
scription than the rich man who con-
tInually telleth thy devil" to call
again.
Judgements are prepared for scorn-
ers, stripes for the backs OF fools" and
everlasting damnation for him who
payeth not for his newspaper.
y Hope deferred maketh the heart
sick" is q proverb sadly realized by
the publisher who sendeth out bills.
1T biteth like q serpent and sting.
eth like an adder" when the adder
gets through adding up the amount
due from his subs.